Course Number:ED G104
Credit Hours: 3
Course Title: Learning and Accomplished Practice

Course Description: Retired August 31, 2007; replaced with ED G104 in the Graduate School of Education. Offers a practice-mediated survey of contemporary educational theory of human learning and accomplished teaching. Students develop a working understanding of teaching and learning as they occur in different types of schools and community settings. Investigates two kinds of theories: theories learning and cognition-how humans learn, acquire knowledge, and make sense of their experience; and theories of teaching or pedagogy-how best to teach for understanding and learning achievement. Students synthesize their developing understanding through their instructional activity with children in field placements. Includes a field placement and performance assessment to complete the course satisfactorily. Graduate students are required to demonstrate advanced levels of study and research.

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Summer 2 Offering: EveryPrerequisite 2:

Cross-Listed Course 1: ED U504Prerequisite 3:

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Cross-Listed Course 5: Repeatable: N

Additional Information: Retired course